Success story: Benjamin Osborn
My Journey with Shelter Inc. and the Positive Futures Program When I was paroled from prison, I was placed into a sober living house called
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Job Fairs in May 2025
Hosted by SHELTER, Inc. , the job fairs will offer opportunities for employment, training and other resources. Come with your resume and be dressed for success!
Thanksgiving Food donations still needed
After TAPS, BTC, Diablo Valley NCL, PH Falcons Youth Football and Cheer Squad finished filling Thanksgiving boxes Saturday morning, we ran short of a few
2023 Swing for SHELTER a Sold-Out Success
Our sold-out 29th Swing for Shelter event April 17 at Round Hill Country Club provided a great day on the green for 144 golfers and
Shelter Dinner Preparations Resume at Mountain View SHELTER, Inc.
Easier than ever to make a difference. Cook & Serve dinner for Mountain View Emergency Family Shelter SHELTER, Inc. received a generous grant to pay
SHELTER. Inc. Awarded $1.5M Grant to Aid Homeless Veterans
He’s sitting on a sidewalk, unkempt, sunburnt, and wearing ragged clothing. He may or may not have a “Homeless Vet Please Help” sign. He’s one
SHELTER, Inc. to stream “Angst,” hold a special panel discussion
Homelessness is a symptom, not a cause. Many factors can contribute to a family or individual losing their housing, including mental health issues that have
Community support powers holiday toy drive and Adopt-a-Family effort
SHELTER, Inc.’s annual toy drive and Adopt-a-Family efforts aim to provide merry and bright holiday seasons for local homeless and at-risk families and individuals. Thanks
Grants ensure dining hall and kitchen construction stays on track
Construction teams at SHELTER Solano have made exciting strides in the building of a new dining hall and kitchen on the grounds. The new facility
Community comes together at “Thanks From SHELTER” anniversary celebration
SHELTER, Inc. celebrated its 35th anniversary Wednesday night with a special online get-together for friends and supporters. “Thanks From SHELTER” found ways to bring our